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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-09
An Ordinance

To amend Section / of Chapter 8 of the Re.
vlsed Ordinances of the Oily, entitled zap
peintment of City officers and members Of
he Board of Education"
The Mayor and Council of the City Sc yankton
do enact and ordain as follows:
Section 1. That section l of chapter 8 of the
revised ordinances of the city Of Yam ton.
entitled appointment of City oficers and
members of the board of education, be and the
aame is her amended to read as ~follows:
Secti0n1. When officers, other than those elsc-
ted By the people to be elected. Terms of once:
At the regular meeting of the city council.
held On the first Monday of May, in each year;
the mayor and city council shall elect rwo,
members of ihe board of education for four
years and their successors are elected and
qualified; and the following city officers, who
shall uold their offices for one year and until
their successors are electad and qualified, ex-
cept city clerk and street COMMISSIONER, each
Of whom shall be elected without term Of
otlce. and may be removed and successors
elected at the pleasure of tho mayor and city
council, to-wit:
One city clerk one city engineer. one city
attorney, one physician. one street commits
sioner, one policeman. The policeman shall
be ex-otficio city jailor and shall have charge
Of all the city street lamps and the lighting If
the same.
Gee 2. This ordinance shall take effect and
he IN force from and after its passage.
T.. NJ. o,BRIEN, City CLERK.
Adopted May 1887.
Approved May 8, 1887.
j. II, TELLER, Mayor.
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Reservation Ranchers ora

Reservation Ranchers Ordered ON.
Pierre, May 6-The rancaers on the
Sioux reservation have been notified by
ItheIndian department to move of byMay
Slst, and il they refuse the government
will attend TO the moving. A large mum.
Der Of while men have resided on the
highway between Pierre and Deadwood
Tor q past ten years, engaged in rails
ing cattle and keeping open house for
emigrants moving west. Banker Cloueh
X. Cottle, N. Newbanks, J. Mccormick,
%. Waldron. Dougherty and Horn. Il.
Matherson, I. VanSant and 8 large
number OF Others are endeavorine ID
have the order revoked. 81 il will our
tail . great loss upon theme The citi.
1ens 81 Fort Pierre, located opposite 70
Pierre, and on the reverse side, now fear
they must go next. Dakota ceems
to be thorn Ia she side Of
The administration % every move
smsds by the Indisn department i black
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ne WHALED R1sssR.


The. Cause OF the RebeI,s Letter against
sheridan Explained-The Pumpkin
Vine Brigade.
Washington speoial. Cen. Sheridan
.m.ah .m..aa .-- ~
"ao u1uou anou uPon se0"ins sno
letter OF Ten. hosser, recently publish
ed, in which the latter speaks OF O pro-
posed trim Ia the Shenandoah valley nv
nan sha-;d.n "a danann... ~. =.
-. 1.ooo nv
. wiid' Wanton waste q desolatton
which his barbarous torch spead through
the Valley during the war. After read.
;nn pc..a.,s nh;,;r,,o a. ga
'atu
hoseef nas mo- Ioreotten the whaling
! gave nlm 10 sne veilsSf am not
surprised tnas no loses temper 9 ne
recalls ~. Les, 81, wnen ! was =
Gown sns YAlley nau an important oD-
!ec. ~ vleW auu aia no. care 70 De On.
noyeo. 1sosseF was sem atter me Win
plasaus, pus ula nos oonslcsI.is
1oIsn Mnlso ~ kl.S LII Mucn atssnLion.
zen. 1ofpss aavision OK cavalry
.o1m sle .eaa ~ my ooi
uIn' snu w1s onnaen ne q
sake oale Oh Isosser. OCCASIONALLY
Isossof wouia come across SINAI! detaoh-
nen.S "a out sIoops Snu Wouio sWoop
oown apon tael. rIuai,y Wss re,
poateo 70 Me 1nas nossel asd captured
@y pscA slsin, anu .a.s maue me mao.
nAxins sne en,ue ally TIDY OF Inc
,oao' ! sa..opea - sne Iesl 70 hnd LOT,
u ,amn "a the. .ha t.a;n heS s. ne. Asos aa :
.ouua VIZ. .ne saiu lAa nov Desn cap
tuleu, snous ~ uau encoun1eIea Isos-
ses snu was oons AZ GonslderAoiy
es.TT. 49, : 40 ~. oou.u no'
W. w .na1 nuaeu W ny fhse.
nen : aoa.nn a . no WIS qu'e'iy on,
~ lnk ul = =. 6 laIL L.I neIse. l91 nea
n y wv alu 10y .ha. - wann..eeu Isos.
se' GieA9eo oIs' auu s I:a :. ne oouiu hot
!; ~ un n ! "I + aana Hne ut' 7 1 masH anu 10
an sso ~ nanL nars"... pu .maih
s ~ soo TT Tno HvfA mo- sa,Isa ano 80 10.
. S,n1N n. AI.eos. ao1i9winK noIuluB
Is:sy aoIuo' ~ons a.:sL 1sosseI, WHOSE
.nas $3.50. = snauS = s.au xMpesuos'.y
.aas onuo1a suon ~ hua..e,. Wes,rippeu
.ue 1no uily osely snins 10 nau Gap
Huns. oHoeo. one Wnton
~ Saau :. a.. J pa. naSus anu az
a aFao ~. . raasiav lesser pelsonal
sass !. VOC -. $780, .ioIu lol ou5
uos oI.n .os .ss as : anllolm ana
os9os..y wulo r. aIs .ne aMusemen
"a N Ne Mnn.I. no.Des puIsueu Isosser
" l ~ M.S.nes' ulesnnoo u aoout eWen-
.y-uve W,.es. ae u!u ny tIouDie me
ut.uss.-4ns AnoAuons WINS uouDly NUM-.
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monument to the public after the drst
OF June on account If the continued acts
OF vandalism which are perpetrated by
visitors.
Qaeens Vietoria's jub,lse was celebrated
in Teheran Saturday with unwonted
splendor. The buildings OF the British
legation were splendidly illuminated.
Two hundred houses have been de-
stroyed by fire in the town OF Macy
KaroIy Transylvania. The castle Of
Count Karoly narrowly escaped destruc-
ton.
Express Messenger Fotheringham has
sued the Adams Express company and
Camden and Pinkerton for $100, 600
damages for false arrest and imprlson-
mont.
The Ciecle denies the statmente pub
lished in LIE Paris that q defensive ALI.
ance has been concluded between France
and other powers. An Official denial is
also imminent.
The total number known to hove per-
ished in the mining disaster at Napai-
mo is 189, Of whom 80 were Chinese and
lot whites, more than half the white men
leaving families.
The belief in Washington is that
Faulkner will be recognized as senator
from West Virginia. though Lucas will
contest his claims and the seat may re-
main vacant for . while.
Grand Master Workman Powderly
spoke to Q large audience OF knights OF
labor and others at Omaha Saturday
evening. His subject wei ''aims. pro-
gress and prospects Of the knights OF
labor organization"
The work under contracts on monitors
Terror and Amphitrite is practically fin
ished, and the navy department 10 con-
sidering the nature Of tests which must
be successfully undergone before the
vessels are accepted by the government.
Judge Wallace OF the United States
circuit court (southern district Of New
York; in the case OF Decker vs.. Balti-
more g. New York Railroad company,
denies the motion for an injunction to
restrain the defendants from building q
bridge ACROSS Staten Island sound.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-09
WANTS CHEYENNE AGENCY.

A Speculative Democrat with an In.
fuentiRl Br0ther-ln-Law AFTER a
Slice or Dakota.
Washington, May 6-For some months
parties have been writing here from New
York and. other points, inquiring tho
location of certain Indian agencies, the
politics Of their inoumbents, hnd wheth-
or any charges have been filed against
them. These are especially directed to
the Cheyenne Indian agency. No in
quiries were made regarding salaries.
Three or four days q 9 man walked
into the white house and presented to
Col. Dan Lamont a card and q letter.
The letter was from John J, Herman of
New York city, Oleveland's right bower
in the Empire Gtate. Ii merely stated
that the bearer, his hr~other-in-law, de-
sired the Indian agency at Cheyenne
Ri-er. at the presidents request Dol.
Lamont gave the gentleman o lestrr
to the acting commissioner Of Indian af-
fairs telling him to do what he could
for the bearer. MI. Upshaw received
him kindly, and If tho story which
the applicant told on his return to tbs
White House be true, encouraged him.
Upshaw told OF charges against Mo-
Ohesney and offered tO go to the White
house II he were telephoned and talk
the matter over with the president.
The applicant returned to New York
without the Office, but with some hopes
OF getting it, He will not get it, how
ever, and the reason will appear here
after. The applicant is q man doing a
commission business in New York,
which brings him in an income. of at
least $4,000 Q year. He is perfectly
gilling to r~ellnquish ell that for an In
dian agency which pays $500 q year
The friends here who expressed surprise
explained in this way:
b e;great Sioux reservation is likely
70 be opened to settlement next yeer.
The Northwestern road WAS to be run
from Pierre ACROSS to the Slack Hills.
Somewhere midway between the river
and the Black Hills town would be
established which would rival
any town In the west. The
first men there would get o hold on tina.
town shat would tarn in hundreds oil
Thousands OF dollars. An Indian agent
having control Of the Indian police
could keep settlers of until the last
minute, and thus give fRvorites o hold
upon the town sites. The man holding
the Cheyenne river agency on the very
! edge OF the Q public domain would
have exceptional advantages. The
4 applicant having once been q reeiden.
OF Dakota knew stis, and having Joined
scne New yufk gentleman with him
had gone systematically TO work to
secure this agency.
sjrss the gentleman has returned
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Almost

Dumley Ito young Feasherly. fault.
lessly arrayed in spring suit and yellow
satin necktle with black polka. dots)-
You don't look ss though you drank
much yesterday, Featherly.
Featherly-I didn't drink q drop yes.
terday.
Dumley-When did you bay that neck.
tie?
Featherly-last night.
Dnmley very much astonished)-You
don't mean to say that you bought tina,
neoktie while sober!-Nep York Sun,
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Take IL to the Courts.

st. Paul Pioneer Press: If there is
any method or any law by which the
case of the Grow creek settlers can be
taken into the courts, by all means let
it be done. There are thousands in Da-
kota who would willingly contribute
toward q legal defence of the settlers if
it were likely to avail anything.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-09

eye for the the territorys Gheyenne
agency In now the rendezvous for q host
OF Tennessee democrats. Every office
seems to have been filed BY q southern
democrat, all frsin that state. even the
wagons on the agency being called Ten
nessee,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-09
AKoTA CONVERSATIONS

Charles Mat6On, DeSmet, VINO 6n0t
himself in the mouth while insane, cam
not live.
Byron @. Moore, the leading saloen-
keeper in Sioux Falls, was fined 500 for
running q Sunday saloon,
Jas. F. Watson, an attorney Of DeSmet
was arrested Friday for retaining money
collected for a Chicago firm.
The list just received BY the auditor
from the land office at Watertown shows
that 237 proofs were made in Brookinga
county last year.
Arbor day was generally observed in.
Madison BY planting trees on the normal
school grounds, which had been proper
ly prepared and artistically laid out in
drives and walks.
Two young men Of Faulk county were
brought 30 Highmore by Sheriff Meigs,
OF Hyde county, for stealing the furniture
from . claim shanty. The matter was
settled and the boys released.
The commissioners Of Bookings coun-
ty have decided on plans for . jail to
cost $8,000iand . special election will be
held In June TO vote on a proposition to
levy rs mill tax for three years to pay
for the same.
Arbor day was quite generally observ-
ed In Brookings. The college students
had 8 holiday and went TO the river and
dug upsome trees thirty feet high and
had them hauled % the college grounds
and planted them.
The steamboat to be placed upon Lake
Madison arrived Wednesday. II was
shipped from Madison, Wis, and was
one OF tho best run on the lake there.
The boat is 60 feet long, has . 25.horse-
power engine, will carry l25 people and
weighs thirty-three toms.
Arbor day was quite generally OBJ
served in Fargo, and . large number OF
trees set out. Az each Of the schools
the various Glasses each put out 9 tree
with formal exercises and an address by
. member of the class. The banks and
CITY offices we're closed, aud businees
was to an extent suspended. The flags
were flying, and the number Of trees
placed around dwellings and public
buildings Was large, including shade,
fruit and ornamental species.
II is reported that the route OF the
old Forest City 4 Watertown road has
been changed, and. that Bowdle, in
Edmunds county, is lis objective point.
Whether this be true or not, it is certain
that the %originators Of the enterprise
have partially succeeded in their efforts
TO induce eastern capitalists TO take hold
Of the enterprise. and those who claim
TO know state that i'd will be completed
to Bowdls this fall. The length Of the
proposed road is ffty-slx miles.
The furnishing Of seed grain to the
farmers by the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul road lisa boon, Of inestimabls
value to Edmunds county. Heretofore
seed could only be procured 81 exorDi.
tsnt figures, and az . resnlt the most
reasonable terms would make Il cost the
iarmer from $l.So to $l.5o per bushel.
The rule adopted by the company
that OF returning . bushel and q half Of
grain FOX every bushel OF seed procured
will prove to be far less expensive
than II the grain had been purchased
from elevator companies or private indi.
yiduals.
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to the presidents ears. ard the plan will
not be carried oat. TheEsntleman is
not O brother in-law oil Senator Herman.
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For sal0.
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting of the stockholders of Security
Investment company of Yankton, Dakota, will
be held ut the office of said company, in the
city of Yankton, ID akota, on Tuesday, the tenth
day of May, 1857. at $ O'Clock p, M. for the pur-
pose of electing directors for said company for
the ensuing year and doing any Other and
further business that may lawfully come
before said meeting.
Ell. WHITE, Vice President.
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MANTED-To trade 1850 acres ofgood prairie
w land for house and lot in Yankton.
Address Box IL, Scotland, Dakota.
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~ umbrella not their own will please return
tn same to this Office and receive pay for tneir
trouble.
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EOR RENT-A dwelling house on Walnut
- street near third. north of the Madison
house. For further Information apply at the
Oity brewery. Gil n. hOS5TEUSCHER.
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EOUND-A gold watch charm. Apply at this
- office.
EOUND-In Tar er Hall this Wednesday
= morning, the Ash inst, q shot bag contain
ing q bunch of keys and some other ARTICLES.
Apply at this Office.
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ftOW IMPOUNDED-A black and white COW
~ has been impo .nded by the city marshal
The owner is requested to prove property and
save costs. r. BRENNAN, City Marshal.
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OFFICE rooms to rent, as finely finished as
~ any in the city and centrally located; also
q ,furnished room in residence part Of the city
at reasonable rates. Apply to
DUDLEY, hLCHEY d GROSS.
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ROY WANTED-To work in carriage trim
~ ming ana upholstery business, IA to 10
years old. 70 learn trade if desirable. APP
ply at once. T, ii. CONRAD. Stone 8 Block.
Yankton, u. L.
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Found.

EOUND-A wallet containing asmall q moHnt
= of money. Gall at Msgoner's Music store,
property, pay for this notice.
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GIRL WANIED-An experienced girl to do
~ general nousework In q small family. En-
quire at Press and Dakotaian counting room.
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RAILH|

aIoAao, NIL
%Ihe east bod
u N. each day
THE passenH
- p m. eaci
sn.ne aouomt
rlvea each
m. and d.
"a north.
rhs q
hrtn arrives
m. for the q
\
The east boz
Nm. each da.
THE pssseng
'5 p. m. eac
Sunday pas
arrives ct
IONS with th
chicago.
eAccommoda
ch day. excl
m and arriI
Anday, at III
&nkton Pc.
The deliver
hndays exc
~
E&he money
EEtment Cpd
kpn Sunday
en from 9:4
Zee 10 open
edetion of
~iails going
pse at Z 80 a
halls going
Nwaukee n
@6undays
ENails goin
8rthwesterl
Eastern ma
4ives ct 8:4
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stage mail
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

,snats.
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Household supplies.

ArrLUs Kentucky stock. 81 j0H3 ~ per
brl. New York, - iOHJ ~, drird apples, A1p
a. per pound from store. Dried peaches
Va, g. from store
NrguhLr,-On - 75Gt3 ~ per brl,
A - bu. Cnbbagc-Norlhr1n, ~ ~ per
luD Kmut- barrels, 81 10, hall barrels,
81 ~ Earliest per TO-.
ricKiEs-lilrrcls, ~ jpg5, half barrels, a.
as ~
Ess--stcady at lsaiac.
Fnuir-Oanec., SIa3 ~ per box tGft6 ~
per bril- lemons, sJ,tJ - par box. Banlnaa
II jid2 IN per bunch.
Nrfz-Cucninuis. a. per iOl. Peanuts
Virginia, A.. Tennessee farmers stock 80
g., roasted 2'4c higher ,hcllcd, To-. rccaus
-frNnz 7hiOy
RuIN.-lonjou layers 49, laycrs, = ~,
California, e. d.
plr,rur-Firm, selling az pvrsi 90 per
hu - - pr bri, sweet potatoes, " so!
psr hrl.
Cpm-Ncv York, - - per bt aud g. 20
Isr half bfl.
UruR- Buttorilc. ilc. creamery. -
nys dairy lva,lg country butter l1Ast'.
rurtIm =th.rkeus spring II 3Ihu2 80
hens. o 2it2 ~ turkey, Nh1uu dressed
chi,krns. 81 Sral - turkeys luttlsi sr
fer n. ducks. - 55@J ~ geese o.
GNur Quail. a ~ pr dozen. sIu.rrrlg
n 2Hti ~ per DOZEN. NDnIsuu=N hulo
deer. trtsg. saddles. la Wild durka=tt W
| o. - ~ per- dozen. Rabbits, 81 jpH2p pea
| dorm Prairie chickens. a. 40 per dozen.
NiNDsAu# Fer gallon. iDHiic.
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SuGAR-Purc white, Gisc; Of white, O. "a
GEc; yellow clarified, Ga6hc; refined \,
CSC; standard grlnulatcd, nc; plantation
grnnulated, &c; powdered, ne cut loaf, '8ci
easy.
liIcr-Louisiana, 5lgGc; Carolina, Ga0,4c;
strong.
C,Spirs-Sticks, all sizes, in boxes, pals
and barrels llgyci fancy assorted, 3i@ioci
tirm
Scars ASp C,NntEs-Soap, 3djisc; can
dies, full weight, SltCtOr.
CHErsE-Ncw York factory, Oc full cream,
iNdl3lsc. Young America. lie.
torTEE-tommon, 1855 ordinary D'tCp
2O1fc, fair 2lA6G22'4c; prime Rio 22Aci
choice To fancy, 2i't@23'ic; old government,
2Dd32G quiet
Sur - Saginaw 81 3INl 20 per barrel;
sacks. fine. A sal 10. coarse u lOdl -,
poe krts. blcnchcd - -. mixed barrels,
80 -, mixed, 2a.@5c.
CNNNED Guops-rinc apples, 81 2jGtl -.
Peaches. pounds, standard, A. IA; . pounds,
standard, - -. seconds. ~ 80. iona
toes, pounds standard, slGll ~, pounds,
standard ~ 21ml 80 Strawberries, - "a.
Raspbcrrics. A o. lilackberrics, - liabl -.
Green Cages, 81 71Gl -. Pears, ~ 1902 -.
Plums, ~ Gbdl - Asparagus, ~ 75'ai -.
Green corn, 81 25Cal o.. Green peas, A. coo
90 Cove oy'icr, Lsl weight, ! pound, ~;
2 ppundsSi 1di IS. light weight. 1
f-----i ODet0ic; : pounds, siefi IN. Con
(milk, Crown, ~ 7jfI5 II; Eagle. ~ -;
\ rs IS. salmon, - -. Sardincs ~ a.;
mustard slrlincs - -. Mackcrcl, ~ 30;
herring mackcrcl, A -.
MuL,ssrs-loui.iana, fair. 90 choice new,
5lc. new prime iic,, centrifugal, fancy. 400
-, common To fair, 25tg - prime To choice,
400 ihp.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money, Bonds and stocks.

NEw YoRg, Nov. i0.-Moncy on call easy at
~ to 0 per cent, closed offered at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper Gas per cent.
Sterling exchange dull but steady at 4SlA
for sixty days bills and IS54 for demand.
Government bonds were dull and steady
10 firm. state bonds were dull and steady.
The stock market today was weak almost
all day long, and prices tonight show mate
rial losses in all the active stocks. The deal
ings for the most part were dull, because the
bulls took little interest in the market appar-
emily. The immcdi4c depressing influence
was the illness or the German crown
prince which caused the throwing over
Of stocks in Europe, and the selling
by the foreigners here rs a natural consc-
qucncc The excitement in Chicago over
the anarchists was made the means Of intim-
idlting buyers by the bears, To which was
added some hammcring. In the last hour
the decline made more progress, and the
close, though dull, was weak at the lowest
prices reached.
Railroad bonds were dull and somewhat
irregular though the active bonds were weak.
Sales, SS61 900, tO which Fort Worth and
Denver iirts contributed 100000 Final
prices show irregular changes. The total
sales Of stocks today were 2si,GI6 shares.
l'lusiuu uuptutipuss
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Miscellaneous.

BtDsiNg=ban 5Ar.
Ttr- 2Ual ~
suDt =pup. 81 49, buck 81 ~
IIkuHfl.
Nut--lrou. A. Iia2 ~ steel, s. a5G2 a..
roapu=kcg., " half krs., ~ %, quar-.
Ter kri-, ~ ~
WmsKY Straight Kentucky Bourbon.
Maryland and rcnns, lyanIn llyr, Robinson
aud Lincoln counties. Tennessee whiskios,
according a. asr and make. common whisky,
strtsi o.. according tu prppf
TuuNUroH Common, 2j@JiC. other grades,
Iihtstc
Wool Bury grease wool, unwashcl. $50
tsf clear grease Wuul 2NthiI bury washed,
sHtyt. Tub washed gittpE.
ryrfT HGuru,its 80 10. lhlphs. SO -
milruai Az ~. Gail a "A, ~
Coat Url-rumc white, Wholesale lots, 10
pr gallon.
lirWANH
TALON H.MI'sr
liuu-pfy hint. No I, i3@i3iic. 40 2. n
aiui,s dry saltsi Sale green slltci No.
i,Gism1c So 2o'so green ibt'c. 'hccrskln.l
lirmkt
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4 stomach In rcyolt q an oblumtc rebel Cor.
rccicd With llustottcrs Stomach Bitten, 10 Olsen.
sions with the food introduced into Il In unwap
moments II appetite ceases. Then Il l. NJ peace.
Then dyspepsia nhundons ~ grip Then such
fractions manifestations ns heartburn. q sinking
sensation IN the pit ~ the abdomen lvtWccn meal.
AMI unnatural iulluus niipfWupl. lntulcnCr. acid
ruplurs hiliuusnpls. etc, ccnsc a. inlet martyr
dom Aitrf Cuursc ~ The national tonic and alter
atiy,. the liver aud bowels. always m0rc or lcs. dis
unirrd during u prolonged attack " indigestion,
resume their functions nn1 become regular. Thu,
not only Dyspepsia hut IT, Cuurumitnuts. runstita
ton aud hliuusntsa. arr conquered hy the mcdl
cine, which remedies their fruitful Cnusc, weakness
IT the unfnns 1T digestion. The cplgnstrir nerve.
cellular tissue. in short, every oman that bvnr 9
TnH IN The digestive prprtrs,s Acquires Nlgur and
f,tuarity ffpm tho benign lnylrurnnt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-11

II 5o sugar cured hams, 1lhMlll9c; break
fast bacon, l4ml2c; clear sides, bacon,
s3sc: clcnr rib sides, bacon, s16c; long clear
bacon, 80; bacon shoulders, bssc; bulk
pork, clear sides, nc; clear rib sides, $50
&C.; long clear, 67Sa7c; shoulders, 5l4c.
LAED-Ticrcos, GNc; half brls., nc kgs,
nc; choice kettle 7'k@sc; firm.
FISH ackcrcl, half barrels, No l. 81 30;
No. ., 81 90, No. ., a. -; l0.lb kit No. |,
81 II; No. ., 81 10; No. 3, 81 %. Dry herring
family, DC per box.
Pos Frrf-Barrcls, Il 90; half barrels,
s. 10 kegs. ~ H.
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o.; forcquarters, 5dGc; second grade, hind
quarters 7c fOrcquarters, &C.; common, hind
quarters ic iprcquartcrs, &c. Sheep, G'4@'c.
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